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Hitachi C10RA2 10-Inch Portable Table Saw with Metal Stand

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Hitachi C10RA2 10-Inch Portable Table Saw with Metal Stand

(19 customer reviews)

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Features

Includes metal stand, a $79.99 value
High-quality rip fence with cam-locking action
15 amp, 5,000 rpm motor
See-through blade guard
Hitachi exclusive 5 year warranty

Description

The C10RA2 10" Table Saw is engineered for rip-sawing and cross-cutting of ordinary wood, hardwood, plywood, composite wood materials, and plastics. The C10RA2 comes equipped with a stand

Product Details

Product Length:	25.0 inches
Product Width:	23.0 inches
Product Height:	37.0 inches
Product Weight:	150.0 pounds
Package Length:	40.8 inches
Package Width:	26.9 inches
Package Height:	19.9 inches
Package Weight:	110.2 pounds
Average Customer Rating:	based on 19 reviews

Customer Reviews

Average Customer Review: 3.5

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0 of 1 found the following review helpful:

It Works! But read the instructions. Nov 09, 2009
Deed Covenants require that I keep my roof clear of black mold. That is difficult when you live in Florida. In the past, I had to hire, at an expense of $150.00 to $200.00, a company to do the roof cleaning. The last service company killed my lawn around the patio because it was not protected from the the cleaning liquid that ran off the roof, which contains bleach. Heard an ad on the radio for Wet & Forget. Investigated and purchased it through Amazon. With the help of my neighbor, we applied it to the roof of my home about a month ago and it is working. And it hasn't killed any of my plants, shrubs or lawn.
You MUST read the instructions first!!!!! The bottle has a large red removable label attached to the cap and down the side of the bottle that has to be removed to open the container. That red label encourages the user to "first read the instructions". That red tag is actually funny too . . . so please read it. I also recommend that you go to the Wet & Forget website and read the FAQ's about it: [...] It provides information that is very helpful.
So far, 2 others in my neighborhood have followed my lead. IT DOES TAKE TIME TO WORK, BUT IT DOES WORK. The more severe the mold infestation the longer it takes to work . . . but it will kill the mold. I am going to buy more for use on my walks, fence, etc. If you want immediate results, use "Clorox ProResults Outdoor" bleach sold at The Home Depot or hire a professional cleaning company, and then cross your fingers and hope the bleach doesn't kill the "flora or fauna" around you house.

3 of 3 found the following review helpful:

Ridiculous Price Sep 14, 2006
This is an absolutely ridiculous price for this item. Lowe's sold it regularly for $279, and, if you can find a store that has it at it's clearance price of $153, because the new RA3 is replacing it with only a minor difference...the dust collection system...go get it quick.

10 of 10 found the following review helpful:

Worth the Price Feb 12, 2006
I'm a professional trim carpenter, and I've been very happy with my Hitachi saw. Some of the reviews I've read have been negative on the Hitachi because they're comparing the Hitachi with $1000 and up table saws. The Hitachi is good for those who have a larger table saw and want something to use on-site, and it's fine for the average homeowner. The saw is great because it's portable, light, no-frills... It also has a nice motor as well. It's the best $300 tabel saw you can buy, and I like it more than the Bosch, which I also own and is much heavier.

8 of 8 found the following review helpful:

Decent saw but limited use Nov 22, 2005
I purchased this Hitachi saw 2 years ago while building my house. When I first started with the saw I wasn't happy. It has no problem with light material but easily bogs down on hardwood and pressure treated. My biggest complaint with it is the use of plastic on the blade height adjustment. The crank has stripped and I see no easy way to repair it. It is also very difficult to set the fence square. The saw will only accept a 3/8" dado. I wouldn't recommend it to anyone that had any serious work to do. I learned that you get what you pay for.

7 of 7 found the following review helpful:

C10RA2 Hitachi Poratable Mar 27, 2005
These are mostly first impressions as I only have used this saw a few days. I also have a highly modified Ridgid TS1230 with a 52" Biesmeyer fence and 49X49 outfeed table as a stationary shop tool.For size, weight, & Price this is a nice tool for a portable. The stand is stable and stays put on a hardwood floor covered with sawdust ( they must have improved the feet since an earlier review). The fence is good & stable. I did have to adjust it to make it parallel to the blade and mitre slot.. I would expect that on any new table saw fresh out of the box.. What was Hitachi thinking in regard to the mitre slot and gage? I'll probably have the slot milled to accept a real mitre gage etc. if a job calls for that much accuracy.. (this is a portable after all) Another improvement would be a zero clearance throat plate. I made one for a stationary tablesaw out of Lexan (what an improvement). For what I bought this saw for It's Just Fine It's not a $1200 cabinet saw but for $300 or less It's money well spent...